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OREGON: THURSDAY,
BANDON,
J..A. Collier of Coquille was a vis­
itor here again this week.»
Fur first class real estate, corres­
pond with Geo. P. Topping.
A full new line of Rucker« and
Diners at the Furniture Store.
Self rising Buckwheat Flour for
pancakes, at Sanderson Brothers.
We have not hoard from the steam­
er Elizabeth, but she should be due
about Saturday or Sunday.
Fre-h Groceries nnd Provisions at
Cox’s Grocery. Flour, IlaruH, Bacon,
Fruits, Nnts, Candies, etc., of the
best quality.
F. McKee, H. H. Woodruff, Albert
Yonder Werth, «nd J. M. Nye and
wife of Han Francisco registered at the
Tupper house Thursday evening.
Rev. D. Milligan, who has been
bolding revival service bere, for a
couple of weeks past, left Monday for
Coquille City, where be will bold ser­
vice in the Presbyterian Church for a
couple of weeks.
February has passed, and although
it usually gives some very pleasant
weather, this year it has been a cou-
ti'iued storm mixed with cold weather
aud hail. March came iu with a very
heavy downpour of rain, a seeming
continuation of the same weather that
has been prevailing.
Dr. A B. Prentis finished Lis dental
labors bere last Friday and returned
to Marshfield next day. He author
ized us, however, to state that be will
visit Bandon again in pursuit of his
profession, next August, nt which
time be will lie pleased to wait upon
those who require his service*.
Herald: Andrea Belloni, eldest son
of Geo. Belloni of n»ar towu, returned
from San Francisco yesterday wbitb
er ba had been for medical or surgi­
cal aid on account of an eye which
ba» been bothering him for upwards
Ho is much encouraged
of a year
and hopes to be all right in a short
time.
Captain Kortb, nf the schooner
Ruby, got iuto harbor yesterday with
bis vessel, having some forty tons of
freight. Captain Kurth waa out six
teen days from San Francisco, «nd
reports having experieuced the beavi
e.-t storm he Las «eon during bia
twenty-two years of sea life. Hie ves­
sel drifted north an far as Ytiquiua
Bay.
Coquille Herald: R. E L. B.idil-
lion, tbe Bandon hotel keeper, bad
liuieness in town ou Wednsday. He
is sanguine of the success anticipated
as a result of his recent trip to Cali­
fornia.
Hie wide awake buisness
men mid enterprising citizens of that
place are making great efforts to keep
their town well to the front in the
way of locating enterprises there,
which is very com > eudible in them.
Terry McKune, of baseball fame, is
attending Santa Clara College and
while not delving in his books is do­
ing backstop duty on the diamond.
Munk Clynes, a star player with
Marshfield last season, is a matridi
late of that institution and a member
of tbe baseball agregation. Terry
writes that they have won five games,
lost one and tied one. Meeting such
teams as Stanford, San Jose, and Hemi­
professionals of high stanling. He
states that a lucrative position has
been promised him, and reiterates
bis intention of quitting the baseball
business jn brush leagues,—Sun.
LOCAL NEWS
llay. grain and feed at N. Loreuz a
Store.
J. B. Marshall is now prepared to
register voters.
••Photo” Buttons. 10 to 15ct«. at
Wrenshall's Gallery.
Early Rose Heed Potatoes for sale
by J. R. Stillwell, Bendon.
R. W. Bullard and J. A. Morrison,
of Bullards, were in Bandon last Sun­
day.
T. W. I’anter was laid off work sev­
eral days from Bicknese, but is better
again.
Col. C. T Blnmonrotber has received
* snpyly of register blanks and is
ready to register voters.
The telephone office has been
moved, and now occupies a place io
Miss May Mars’ Confectionery.
Delicious! yes, you will find delic­
ious hams and bacon, tine flour, and
the best candies at Cox's geocery.
Miss Esther Lorenizen, of Dairy
yjlje, sj>eut several days visiting rela­
tives here, returning home Monday.
James Armstrong, who has been
pinking Prosper his base of opera­
tions, has changed his abode and be­
come a Baudouian.
The Marshfield Sun says that Eli­
jah Smith will soon be on his way to
the coast, and that lie will spend the
summer at Coos Bay.
Duncan Urquhart and J Ciena,
who have been making Bandon their
home for the past three months, have
moved to Beaver Hill.
Eomethiug that fits an.l gives com­
fort; something that wears and looks
well is Manzy & Boid’s Majectic
Shoe. You will find them at Breuer’s.
E. S. Dean has announced himself
ns a candidate for assessor. He for-
forme.Jy lived in Curry County, and
served that county a term iu the as
eessor's office.
If troubled with weak digestion,
belching or sour stomach, use Cham-
berluin's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
pud you will get quick relief. For
sale by C. Y. Lowe, Driggist.
Robert Marsden, of Marshfield, was
jn town Sunday night on bis way
down the coast. He and C. Stidham,
of Dairyville, were passengers on ttie
so*,tij bound stage Mon lay morniug.
The steamer Chico got into harbor
Monday after a wail of 24 hours out
side, the bar being rough. She
brought up 50 tons of freight, and J.
F. Flanagan and A. G. Irvine, as
passengers.
Any one wishing to improve their
stock of chickens for winter layers.
should got acock from J. R. Stillwell.
L'.< lias the finest stock in the county,
«nd has mad«) a specialty of breeding
for wiuter layers.
The new mill above Prosper lias
shut dowu for th« present, the sale
for fir and spruce lumber lining some-
wliat slack. Il is rumored that the
Howell Logging Camp near Prosper,
» ill open up soon.
The Republican primaries of the
various precincts in the county will
be held on Thursday. March 31st, at
1 p.m., and the County Convention
will ba held at. Coquille City on
Thurslay, April 7th.
J. W. Bennett, Z. T. Siglin, S. B.
Cathcart, H. Lockhart, F. P. Norton,
O. J. Saley, W. H. Thoma- and Her­
A Trio of <'orck rein.
man Larsen, of Marshfield, were in
A pretty good one happened recent-
Bandon, last Monday night, having
come over to do some surveying on to one of the clerks at Marshfield,but
our informant woulden't tell who.
tbe dike near Bullards Ferry.
Sam Nass, of Ao tori a. who has been Knowing, however, that Vince Pratt
bere for the past month working up a bandies more chickens than any other
company to build a Sidmou Cannery clerk intown, it certainly would be
nt Prosper, completed his work and fair to guess that he was mixed up in
toft on Monday morning for home. it. It happened in this way: A blush­
Tbe company has been incorporated ing damsel from Soiitu slough tripped
and work on the cannery building will into the rear end of tbe store with
three ch ickens under her arm. She
commence some time in April.
held them for awhile and gazed about
J. W. Proctor, a cemmereia! travel­ I
the st->re as if looking for some par­
ler, of San Francisco, got rather an
ticular article. She finally laid tbe
ugly fall from the steamer Dispatch,
three birds down on tbe counter and
at Prosper, last Thursday. He went
started for the other end of the store,
to ftep from the steamer deck to the
when tbe affable young clerk ask ber.
wharf, and «lipped and fell, bis head
“Will they lay there’” not knowing
striking against the wharf. Ho fell
they were tied, and being too busy to
to the lower deck of tbe steamer and
take care of the poultry at the time
foiled iuto the river. Clarence Boice
"why no. ” she replied, “they are all
lent him a Land and pulled him out three roosters." Mr Pratt imine
of tbe waler. He came on to town diatly began looking for something
and was furnished a change of cloth tinder the counter—but heosvey found
ing by tbe station crew, and Dr. Kime it.—Coast Mail.
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laifl <n)ii)Mtory Khrumatiam Cured.
dressed bis chin which bad received a
cut in falliog.
U illiam Shaffer, a brakeman of
Heat Remedy for Ccoatlputaon.
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‘•Thw tin oat remedy for Cunatipation
I ever need iaCbamlierlain'e Htoniacb
ttud Liver Tablefa,” says Mr Eli But-
!«r, of Frackville, N. Y. “Tbey act
gently «nd without any nn^ieHsatit
offset, and leave the Ixiwels in a per
fectly natural cotidition ’’ Sold by U
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It« pleasant taste and prompt cures
Pneumonia ia too dangerous h di«,
uaae for anyone to attempt to doctor have made Chamberlain's Cough
bimrelf, although he may have tie Remedy a favorite with I he mothers
proper remediee at hand. A pby«i- of «mall children. It qnickly cures
ciau ehould always be called. It their cougbH and colds and prevent«
ahouhi be borne in raiud, however, any danger of poeumonia lor other
that pueumooia always results from a I serious consequence«. It not only
cold or from an attack of tbe grip, cures croup, but when given aa «ooo
and that by giving Cbamlrerlain’a as tbe cronpy eougb appears, will pre­
Cough Remedy the tbreateoed attack vent the attack. For ««le by C. Y.
<>f pneumonia may be warded off. Lowe, Druggist.
F ob S al «.— A good second-hand
Thia yemedy is also used by pbysr
ciana iu the treatment of pneumonia organ on monthly payment« of $4.50.
with tbe lieat reaulta. Dr. W. J. Write the undersigned, ears of this
E. M. FuaMAN.
Stnitb, of Sandeaa, Ala., who ia also office.
Dealer io pianos and organa.
a druggiat, eaya of it: “I Lave been
-elliu® Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
WVNrErN-THt srWOKTHY lady oh
and preecribiufit it iu my practic* for ffentletuAn
to manatfe bamnewin this (’oan-
tbe past aig yearn. I use it in caw« ty And ndjoiqins territory for boa«e of Ouiid
fln&ncial Midina. *)|traivkg casb BAltry
of pneumonic, and kt** •IVfiffByottau <od
paid each ■ouday direot from
|Ui*ut ' adWinced .
pena» uioneS
ibe beat l*<u*tB.” ■olì ky €’. I. brAdqUAFte^ Elpenae
positionBennanent. Address SaBeger, 605
Lowe, Druggist.
Chicatfo,
Monnn iiuitriin^
UtuftlmB Chicavi,
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T ubsdat , February S3.
The Senate ratified the Canal Treaty with
tbe Republic of Panama, aud eimnitaneou«
with thia ratifioatiou. tbe 3>d Keaiiuent of
United State" lmfantry are ordered to Pan­
ama.
President Kouaevelt aaaared the Oregon
Senator« that he will reappoint llridnee aud
Huoth to the lioaebura Laud Office.
Tbe earth baa beeu abakma in tbe vioiuity
of Socoorro, New Menon, Tbe frequent oc
eurrence baa alarmed the people there.
Thus. Langley. tbe heaviest tuau in tbe
British Empire, is dead. H m weight exceed­
ed GUO poouda.
The Merger is said to be ready for any de
ciaiou of tbe Supreme Court.
Marcos A. Huuna Isavea an eatate worth
$3,000,000, to ina wife, ton, aud two dangbt.
era.
New York bad a fire that destroyed prop­
erty valued at «100.000.
Russia is said to be determined to get ber
Black Bea fleet through the Dardanelles,
even though »be baa to disguise ber ship«.
WaDsasoiT. February 24.
Report says that tbe Russians sauk four
Japanese B ttlesbips.
Japan seeks protectorate over Corea.
A complete understanding is said to elist
between Japan aud Chin >. and that China
stands ready to belp Japan.
Broakport bad a fire which destroyed tbe
Pbelpa Piano Co.’s dry kiln. Loss was
<100,000.
The Sebiller building in which tbe Garriok
Theatre reoently opened, suffered some dam­
age from fire. The building is 16 stories
high, a China o aky «draper.
Tbe Wells Far o Company was robbed, 2
weeks ago, of <20,000, at Irapuato, Meitoo.
Bophia Gab died at Chicago, aged 126
years. She was older than the Uuited
States, being bom in 1775.
An incendiary tried to fire the residence of
Mrs. A. H. Russell, at Ashland, Oregon.
Diphtheria is epideiuio south of Yakima,
Washington.
Masked men rrbbed the post-office at
Cayuse, Oregon, and got <150.
Tuuaspiv. February 25.
The -Japanese naval force again attack
Port Arthur.
Details of yesterday'" en a-rement show
that no warebipa were destroyed.
Colombia is declared to be ready to make
war as soon as the Panama Canal Treaty is
ratified.
The government will require the Panama
Canal Co. to show validity of title before
payment will be made for the big ditch.
The Coaaack army is estimated at 150,000
men. each of whom are required to provide
their own horse and acoouternieut at their
own eipenee.
A man lost his life and a girl was burned
to death in a fire at Colorado Springs.
Russia will send ber Baltic Sea fleet to tbe
Emit in Jone.
An attempt is being made io raise the
Battleship Variag at Chemulpo.
F bidxv , February 26.
Tbe city of Rochester, N. Y., was swept
by a destructive fire. Th« loss is estimated
at over <7,000,000.
A tornado at Mount Tabor, Portland, de­
stroyed two houses and a store.
A scaffold collnpsed at tbe new post-office
building nt Chicago, killing two p raoiis,
Japan snyS she suffered tio defeat in the
attack on Port Arthur. Tbe four veasele
sunk by tbe Russians were merchant vessel"
loaded with rock calculated to obstruot the
obaunel to Port Arthur.
President Roosevelt and the Panama min­
ister signed tbe oanal treaty.
Japan is to have a flue exhibit at St.
Louis.
GeorgeCruikabank, a Moutana miner, was
killed in a snowslide.
SiTVBDiv, February 27.
Russia 11 eioited and resents the proposal
for an American oable to Japan.
. l’riooe Alexander of Oldeuberg is arrang­
ing to tom a regiment of the wild tribes of
tbe Buriat and Kalmucks loose in the far
East to prey upon the enemies of Russia.
The Taunton, Mass, bank has gone into
tbe bands of a reCriver.
Tbe Republican oommittee of N. Y., has
indorsed Roosevelt.
Tbe State Houxe at Madison, Wisconsin,
was damaged $300.000 by fire. Tbe oause
was defective electrio wiring.
Fat>le,d treaaore of tbe Incas, worth $18,-
000,000, has been found in Peru.
Richard Harding Davis, a well-known cor­
respondent, left San Franoisoo. for the scene
of war in th: Orient.
M omdit , February 29.
Tbe steamer (jueen bqrued at sea Satur­
day morning. She was bound from San
Franoisoo to Seattle. Fourteen persons lost
their lives.
Tbe Saorameoto River is higher than it
has been sinoe 1881. Many thousands of
acres of land are under water.
Japan is reported to have sunk two Ru-
sian war vessels and a torpedo boat, and to
bavo had three of her own vessels injured
in Saturday night's attack.
Tbe first convention to instruct for W, R.
Hearst's nomination was held at Warren,
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Feb. 29.—8tmr Cbico. Martin, 3% day«
from S hu Frauoiaoo.
March 2—Sc hr Baby, Kortb, 16 days
from 8. F to Proaper Mill Co.
Marob 2.—Sohr Onward, TbnniAA, 15 davs
from 8an Francifeco, to Coq. Mill A Tug 0<>.
March 3-—Stour Cbioo, Martin, to 8. F.
March 3.—Sohr Alpha, Olsen, to ban Fran,
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Preach ine servioe everv 2ud sod 4th Ban
dav at 11 A. M and H: P. M
Bund»« Bohool evsrv Sunday at 10. A. M
Epworth ia-auai. . i:P. M
Prayer insella« Wndueeday »4 $: P- ■-
V. H. M«Titilli. Pastor.
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in the town of Bandon.
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Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds*
Bed Room Suites
Cartain Pob»g and Fine
Wall Paper and
and Pieces.
Window TritnmingR.
limine Lining.
------- HEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES--------
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
UNDERTAKING
A Fail Line of Burial Casketfl. Burial Robps »nd Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
Elizabeth,
C. P. JENSON, Master.
This Steamer is New. is Strongly built, and fitted with the latest improvement*, and wi|
give a regular 8 day service, for pHHM>i»i»erR and freight, between the
Coquille River, Oregon, aud Sun Francifloo, Calif.
E. T.
ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
KRUZ, Maunging Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisoo, California.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
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doing boHiuess at The Gid
Stand and can please you. Give us a Call
sod examine our
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Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Ect,
Now is the time to purchase Hardware.
in stock a large assortment of
Tbe nndersigued has
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Paint*, Oil«. IloorN mid Window*.
T1N8HOP IN CONNECTION.
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man,
Hotel Coquille
<>o<]iiille CJity,
J. P. TUPPKR. Proprietor.
This well-known hotel is how under new aud com­
petent management and has been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout. Tbe table* service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. S mpie rooms for com
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
boats and trains free of charge.
Fiue new bur id connection with the hotel.
J. C. Shields &■ Son,
<Ss Wagon
lÆalszers.
Wagons of all kinds made to order.
Job work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to givo satisfaction.
Reasonable,
Price a
Horseshooing a. Specialty.
A. W. KIME, M. I».
O. T. Blumenrother
U. S. Commisionerand Notary Public
Filings and Final proof« made on Home
«lead«. Timber Claims and other U. 8. Lands
WntM'i’
i*eir<»H»frd on Appr«»vpd
.Security.
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ANU ¿SUUGNON
BANDON, OltEOON,
Calls to all parts of town and county
promptly answered day or night. Office on
eocusr of Lcwvi X.r.u cud Ai-x..**-.; Ktrixla
J. W. STRANGE,
DENTIST,
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meet» every «Saturday evening. J
Will visit Bandon rcgnlnrly on dates to by
^Visiting brothers in good standing /I ! supplied in the L ooh I Column.
cordially invited.
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Court Quoen of flu* For*»t Bip. 17,
Foresters of A liter lex.
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andon lodge , n «. us . a . f a . m .
Stated communication« first Sat-
nrilsy sft.-r tb<- full moon of sack
month. All Master Masons cordially
invited. PETEK NELSON, W. M.
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■nd eytni/ig.
feiundny befool fMch Bunday at 10 a id
Endeavor QieeUoff* Rt|be qrqa I hour«
The Weekly Ore<ontan and this paper
Piaver meeting —7:30 Tbaraday creninff*.
five you all the news of home, alate, the
All are welocine
A dolfh
I’nsf if . Northwest ami tbs nation.
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i<ll vis-
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Chief Ranger. ?
Fin. Heoretsry.
Wrenshall & Wren6hsll,
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A Favorite Remedy for Bablm.
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MARCH
What la LlfeT
Tbe Coos County Push Club meets j
at Coquille City today.
Io the last aualysi« nobody know«,
The broombnndle mill i« running but we do know that it i» under strict
day and night'at present, the saws iaw. Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results. Irregular living means
only being operated at night.
Dr. J. C. Snook, dentist, of Coquille derangement of tbejorgaus, resulting
City, will pay his quarterly visit to in Constipation, Headache or Liver
Bandon, commencing Monday, April trouble. Dr. King’s New Life Pills
quickly re adjusts this. Il's gentle
4tb.
\V. H. Logan and daughter Anna, yet thorough. Only 25cts at Lowe's
are having a siege of the measles. Drug .Store.
The rest of tbe family have about re Chiaewe in Fight with the
covered.
KnwHiaas.
Ray Flanders was married to Miss
Vancouver, B. C..Feb. 21.—Chinese
D. L. Wboberry, at Coquille City, on
and Ruasia have cotue into conflict in
Wednesday of last week, Judge Har-
Manchuria, and the former drove back
locker officiating.
the Muscovites with loss and tors up
The Coquille river was out of its 50 miles of the railway. This infor­
banks for several day«, making it very mation comes to the Chinese reform
inconvenient for many of the valley Association bore in one of those mys­
residents of tbe lower river.
terious ways which Chinese have of
The Chico sailed today for San securing news. The Empress Dowa­
Francisco, with J. M Hughes, D. A. ger herself gave the orders to drive
Gibbs, F. U. Harny, wife and three back the Russians because they first
children, W. V. Horton and wife, and made an unprovoked attack on ber
Fred Harvy and wife.
soldiers. The news coins from sour­
Mrs.T. J. Stillwell, who was thrown ces which have hitherto been relied
from a buggy some two week« ago, upon, and there is no reason to doubt
has improved so as to lie able to its authenticity. The officials of the
move around again, baviug nearly re­ Reform Association believe that Chi
covered fiom tbe sprains and bruises na will seize the first opportunity to
sustained.
make war on Russia in the hope of
Word reached town this morning recovering the “cradle of their race.’’
that a scow < r vesael of some kind, Coos Co. at the World a Fair.
apparently upside down, bad been
Portland, Feb. iMth, 19J4.
sighted off shore some miles dowu
Publisher
R ecohdf . b :
the coast, and Keeper Johnson and
This communication is being «ent
Lawrunce Stitt have gone to investi­
to every neaapapermau in your coun­
gate.
ty, for tbe purpose of interesting tbe
Ilat'kleu's A rule* Halve.
public presa. It ia desirable that your
Has world wide fame for marvellona county shall have proper literature at
cures. It HUrpa-see any other salve, St. Lniis, and tbe Commission de
lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts, airea that you will send back at leant
Corun, Burns, Boils, Soree, F c I odh , 50,000, if not 100,000 pamphlet« de­
Ulcer«, Tetter, Salt llbeum, Fever scriptive of your county resources,
Sores, Chapped Hande. Skiu Erop- productions, manufactures, climate,
tioos; infaliialile for Pi’ee.
Cure etc., for the benefit of tbe thousands
guaranteed. Only 25cta at C. Y. of EL Louis visitors, that they may
Lowe’s Drug Store.
be attracted to our growing state.
This
matter should I e of interest to
Major Kinney Heard From.
you, and you are requested toe 11 at
Coast Mail:
C H. Merchant, once ujxm yonr fellow connty pub­
through bin attorney W. U. Douglas lishers for the purpose of perfecting
received ycHterday from a represent­ an organization to advocate the sup­
ative of L. D. Kinney §8938, the flual
plying of the literature mentioned,
payment on tbe laud near Centerville
aud to secure county aid for its pub­
which Major Kinney bud bonded and
lication kou are requested to press
which all of our C ooh Bay wiseacres
organization aud net as a unit, so
have beeu sure he would m.ver re­
that soul -thing may be accomplished.
deem.
These pamphlots should be printed
TLe Telegram: Women votera are at once, or at the latest, so that they
said to have stuffed the ballot boxes may be in our bands at bt. Louis, by­
iu Colorado. Thus another argument May 15th. It would perhaps be com­
ia advanced to prove that women un­ mendable for yon to work with your
derstand polities thoroughly and local boar 's of trade for this impor­
should have the right to play the tant work. The regular term of your
game.
county court iu April, will Ce tbe best
Telegram: Russian newspapers in­ time to present this matter, and if
sist that one w. r will not end it. Pos­ you are properly organized you will
sibly Japan will be willing to quote be successful.
Again permit me to impress upon
them rates on half doz«n lots if they
must have more.
yon the advisability of taking up this
matter at once, as your county should
Fearful Odd* Against Him.
be represented at St. Louis. As soon
/Bedridden, uloue Hud destitute. as your county puhlishsr« are organ­
Such, in brief, wan tbe condition of ized to prosecute tbiH valuable work,
an old soldier, by name of J. J. Hav­ your secretary will please notify me
ens, Versailles, O. For years be was at the following address,“W. H. Weh-
troubles with Kidney disease, and rung. Gen’l Sup't, Stearns Bldg.
neither doctors nor medicines gave Portland, Oregon.” I will then be
him relief. At length he tried Elec­ able to further assist you in getting
tric Bitters. It put Lum on bis feet in matters in shape.
short order and now be testifies, “I'm
It is advisable that yonr organiza­
on the road to complete recovery.”
tion shall be permanent, that you may
Best on earth for Liver and Kidney
later take up tbe matter of connty ex­
troubles and all forme of Stomach and
hibits at tbe state and district fairs,
BowebComplaints. Only 50cts. Guar­
and the coming Lewis & Clark Cen­
anteed by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist.
tennial to be held io Portland. The
Tlie Hoci«list Convention.
success of tbe Oregon exbihit at St.
A representative number of Socia­ Louis, and of properly advertising,
lists from Bandon and other poiuts, onr state, depends largely upon the
met with those at Coquille City, last connty press. We earnestly request
Saturday, and after organizing tbe that you lend ua your aid ¡ q this
Convention, proceeded to elect dele matter, and that .yon do not delay in
organizing and pushing this work to
gates to tbe State Convention.
Tbe delegates chosen were C. B. a successful conclusion that your
Leep and J. O. Farmer.
county may have plenty of literature
Aflet selecting delegates to tbe fur St. Louie visitors.
State Convention, it was decided to
Thanking yon in advance, I am
call a mass convention, at Coquille
Yours truly,
City, on Saturday, the 16th day of
.
W. H. W ihncno .
Apnl. at which time a full connty
ticket will be placed ib the field.
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Dennison, Ohio, was confined to bis
bod for several weeks with inflnrnma
tory rbenniatisb. “I need many rem­
ed i*.' be saiii. “Finally I went Io
McCaw’s drug store for a bottle of
Chamberlain's Paiu Balm, at which
tinie^I was unable to use b»«l or foot,
and in ooe week s lime was able Io go
to work as happy as « clam.” For
sale by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist.
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